English–Korean
“protest” in Korean
How to say “protest” in Korean
“Protest” in Korean is 항의 (hangui).
An open expression of disagreement aimed at changing or challenging what someone has decided or done.
Example sentences with 항의
고객들이 서비스에 대해 항의를 제기했다.ko gaek tteu ri seo bi seu e tae hae hang ui reul che gi haet tta
Customers lodged a protest about the service.
Tips for using 항의
- The word often sounds firm and direct rather than mild, so it suits situations where dissatisfaction is clearly directed at a person, group, or decision.
Other Korean words for “protest”
그는 상사에게 항의했어요.keu neun sang sa e ge hang ui hae sseo yo
He complained to his boss.
